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In this Issue :: March 2009 |
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Adoptable Rottweilers
Bramble
Julie
Egan
Please check with these rescue groups for their current listings! National List of Adoptable Dogs Cathy's Rottie Rescue Rehab For the Love of Dog - Rottweiler Rescue of NH Hot Water Rescue Majesty Rottweiler Rescue MCM Rottweiler Rescue Mountain Rottie Rescue of New York North East Rottweiler Rescue NoVa Rottweiler Rescue Odd Dog North Odd Dog Rescue Pet Paws for Love ~We take several dogs every week. Your continued support is needed. ~ Foster Homes Needed!
These rotties need foster homes: Kobe, Sophia, Dennis, Jack, Lucy, Emily
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Spring Has Sprung
Nobody needs to tell you this. We've been sitting around all winter just waiting for it to end. If we're not one of those folks who snow shoes or cross-country skiis with our dogs, well... we've all become sedentary. Reposted from the HSUS. Spring is here, and that means you and your dog will likely be spending more time outside. We've compiled 10 ideas to help you and your pooch get in on some safe, springtime fun.
2. Beach blanket bingo. Hang out at a dog-friendly beach or bring your dog along for a waterside picnic. 3. Disc-o time. Test your dog's skills at Frisbee. 4. Squeaky clean. Schedule a bath time play-date with your friends' dogs and have an outdoor dog wash. 5. Splash around. Buy a plastic kiddie pool for your dog to cool off in. 6. Campy fun. Take your dog camping at pet-friendly campgrounds.
8. Walk it off. Take your dog for a walk in your neighborhood to see the springtime flowers and trees. 9. Spring training. Take your dog outside to teach him how to use a head halter. 10. Go for a ride. Safely secure your dog in your car and take him with you for a ride. [For the Love of Dog's own addition] Toro and Tammy have just emailed us that they are GeoCaching. It's a great hiking/treasure hunting opportunity for anyone with a hand-held GPS.
Now get out there, and enjoy the season!
Upcoming Events
Saturday, May 30, 2009
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Author makes no representations as to the temperament and health of these animals and takes no responsibility for the accuracy of their information. Communications should be addressed to the designated rescue organization relative to each animal. Rotts On Parade is an independent publication provided by Dale P Green. Site and contents Copyright 2008 Dale P. Green. All Rights Reserved. |
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1. Take a hike. Bring your dog hiking on a nearby wooded trail.
7. Park life. Visit your local dog park for some doggy socializing.
Remember to outfit your dog with a collar and ID tag that includes your name, address and telephone number. No matter how careful you are, there's a chance your companion may become lost—an ID tag greatly increases the chance that your pet will be returned home safely. And even a dog with a valid license, rabies tag and ID tag should not be allowed to roam outside of your home or fenced yard. It's best for you, your community and your dog to keep your pet under control at all times.
Mark your calendar and don't miss these events! 